Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,      4  |       courage, and make yourselves dead to all your own sensuality." ~
 2   2,      1  |       demonstrate that the will is dead, and continually slays its
 3   2,      3  |             but the will should be dead and annihilated in everything,
 4   2,     13  |           disciples, standing like dead men, their hearts lifted
 5   2,     15  | disordinate love of the world, are dead to grace. Wherefore because
 6   2,     15  |         Wherefore because they are dead their memory takes no heed
 7   2,     15  |           because their feeling is dead, that is, their intellect
 8   2,     15  |           but themselves, with the dead love of their own sensuality,
 9   2,     15  |   sensuality, and so their will is dead to My will because it loves
10   2,     15  |       because it loves nothing but dead things. These three powers
11   2,     15  |            three powers then being dead, all the soul's operations
12   2,     15  |            in deed and thought are dead as far as grace is concerned.
13   2,     15  |            death, because they are dead, as I have already said
14   2,     20  |            cry to them, 'Rise, you dead, and come to judgment!'
15   2,     20  |           is to say, 'You, who are dead to grace, and have reached
16   2,     26  |           say to them, 'Arise, you dead, and come to judgment,'
17   2,     28  |           mind of the creature, is dead. Wherefore, the will not
18   2,     33  |          other thirst is spent and dead, and he then proceeds securely
19   2,     35  |          for mercy, but when he is dead comes the time of justice.
20   3,      5  |          Immaculate Lamb, You were dead when Your side was opened.
21   3,     11  |            and because her will is dead in Christ, by which death
22   3,     14  |          mortified and her will is dead through the union which
23   3,     20  |         creature, their will being dead and not alive, wherefore
24   3,     22  |           only-begotten Son. I was dead, and You have brought me
25   3,     22  |           straight road, pure, and dead to their own will and opinion,
26   3,     32  |        self and over those who are dead in that they live miserably.
27   4,      5  |         faith, enters there as one dead, if she is truly obedient;
28   4,      6  |       desire honor but shame. Thus dead to himself, should he who
29   4,      8  |         intellect is fixed, with a dead faith, on pleasing his self-will,
30 Lette,      0|         that we all mourned her as dead, remaining under it for
31 Lette,      0|         her would have thought her dead, and was thus carried back